Venting Having a hard time dealing with the fact Im a brainlet

[kikecel]

I cannot understand basic mathematical concepts and my logical capabilities are horrible.
I cannot cope with it anymore.
ugly, dumb and awkward.
im a true practitioner of the shit life trifecta

 

[Transcended Trucel]

yup and then high IQ scum mock us such as @PPEcel , goes to Oxford and says he's low IQ to mock our suffering

 

[Deleted member 8353]

Some things I feel like I can comprehend well, other subjects are a massive struggle for me though. It's like being conditionally low IQ.

 

[Animecel2D]

yup and then high IQ scum mock us such as @PPEcel , goes to Oxford and says he's low IQ to mock our suffering

 

[kikecel]

Some things I feel like I can comprehend well, other subjects are a massive struggle for me though. It's like being conditionally low IQ.

I can't comprehend anything

 

[Transcended Trucel]

I can't comprehend anything

U must be Sephardic?

 

[Deleted member 25707]

What type of math bro?
Btw it's about maturity bro. You have to slowly develop mathematical maturity. It takes a lot of effort and practice.
Reminds me of my undergrad days when I used to struggle a lot with basic logics and epsilon-delta concepts.

You can PM me bro if you need to vent and stuff

 

[Deleted member 8353]

Reminds me of my undergrad days when I used to struggle a lot with basic logics and epsilon-delta concepts.

What does that even mean?

I can't even dude, fuck my life.

 

[kikecel]

U must be Sephardic?

yes

What type of math bro?
Btw it's about maturity bro. You have to slowly develop mathematical maturity. It takes a lot of effort and practice.
Reminds me of my undergrad days when I used to struggle a lot with basic logics and epsilon-delta concepts.

You can PM me bro if you need to vent and stuff

thanks brocel

 

[Deleted member 25707]

What does that even mean?

I can't even dude, fuck my life.

Wait until I tell you that any autoequivalence of a triangulated category induces a filtration by triangulated subcategories, provided the existence of Bridgeland stability conditions.

 

[PPEcel]

I'm thinking about dropping out

 

[based_meme]

Wait until I tell you that any autoequivalence of a triangulated category induces a filtration by triangulated subcategories, provided the existence of Bridgeland stability conditions.

Bridgeland stability condition - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

https://annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/annals-v166-n2-p01.pdf

Is this what you're referring to?

I don't have the background for fully understanding this. Algebraic topology and geometry are not topics I studied. Do you recommend any good places to start?

 

[Deleted member 25707]

Bridgeland stability condition - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

https://annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/annals-v166-n2-p01.pdf

Is this what you're referring to?

I don't have the background for fully understanding this. Algebraic topology and geometry are not topics I studied. Do you recommend any good places to start?

Start with Munkres and then Allan Hatcher. Those are good sources. I also read this not so mainstream book by Colin and Franzosa and I loved it. It was very application oriented. And as far as YouTube lectures are considered I'd say NJ Wildberger is a good start. And about Geometry hmm it's a tough one. I'd recommend Dummit's Abstract Algebra. It covers basic AlgGeo and even some Representation Theory. After that you can read Atiyah's Commutative Algebra and then finally big daddy Hartshorne. Just make sure you have solid foundations in Algebra.

 

[based_meme]

Start with Munkres and then Allan Hatcher. Those are good sources. I also read this not so mainstream book by Colin and Franzosa and I loved it. It was very application oriented. And as far as YouTube lectures are considered I'd say NJ Wildberger is a good start. And about Geometry hmm it's a tough one. I'd recommend Dummit's Abstract Algebra. It covers basic AlgGeo and even some Representation Theory. After that you can read Atiyah's Commutative Algebra and then finally big daddy Hartshorne. Just make sure you have solid foundations in Algebra.

Thanks for the resources, brocel. I have some work ahead of me.

 

[Blacktarpill]

yup and then high IQ scum mock us such as @PPEcel , goes to Oxford and says he's low IQ to mock our suffering

10k posts and oxford. Mogs me man.

 

[Caesercel]

Wait until I tell you that any autoequivalence of a triangulated category induces a filtration by triangulated subcategories, provided the existence of Bridgeland stability conditions.

You must be doing a degree in math. Learning algebraic geometry and sheiiiiiit. Though this sounds too advanced for undergrad.

Bridgeland stability condition - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

https://annals.math.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/annals-v166-n2-p01.pdf

Is this what you're referring to?

I don't have the background for fully understanding this. Algebraic topology and geometry are not topics I studied. Do you recommend any good places to start?

Jfl. Why would u want to study something like that.

 

[Deleted member 25707]

You must be doing a degree in math. Learning algebraic geometry and sheiiiiiit. Though this sounds too advanced for undergrad.

Jfl. Why would u want to study something like that.

 

[Over_this_Life]

I have failed math 3 times in high school. All the chads took business calc and AP calc while i was stuck in algebra 2 with freshmen and sophomores while i was a senior

 

[Caesercel]

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I mean its either that or theoritical physics. Would ve based to have a grad student on the forum.

 

[Deleted member 25707]

I mean its either that or theoritical physics. Would ve based to have a grad student on the forum.

@chudur-budur had a PhD in theoritical CS
Mogged me tbh I'm just a lesbian dance major

 

[based_meme]

@chudur-budur had a PhD in theoritical CS

WHAT?! THAT FUCKING NIGGER!

If he hadn't banned himself, there were a few things I wanted to discuss with him (like NTMs and their viability in providing solutions to some problems that are intractable using DTMs, as well as the construction of simulated NTMs themselves).

Jfl. Why would u want to study something like that.

It will help me better understand theoretical physics. You don't value the understanding of the mathematics underlying the most fundamental structures in our physical world?

 

[Deleted member 25707]

WHAT?! THAT FUCKING NIGGER!

If he hadn't banned himself, there were a few things I wanted to discuss with him (like NTMs and their viability in providing solutions to some problems that are intractable using DTMs, as well as the construction of simulated NTMs themselves).



It will help me better understand theoretical physics. You don't value the understanding of the mathematics underlying the most fundamental structures in our physical world?

You can always ask your questions over on Stack.

 

[ThoughtfulCel]

WHAT?! THAT FUCKING NIGGER!

If he hadn't banned himself, there were a few things I wanted to discuss with him (like NTMs and their viability in providing solutions to some problems that are intractable using DTMs, as well as the construction of simulated NTMs themselves).



It will help me better understand theoretical physics. You don't value the understanding of the mathematics underlying the most fundamental structures in our physical world?

I dont. But thats only because I have no use for it.

I mean I'm a gorilla

 

[based_meme]

You can always ask your questions over on Stack.

Yeah, I suppose. Though, it's much better to have direct communication with an expert.

 

[based_meme]

I dont. But thats only because I have no use for it.

I mean I'm a gorilla

That's fair. Most people only learn enough math that they need to do a particular job. Most of the rest have zero use for advanced math beyond high school.

 

[Hail The Bloatlord]

just don't think about it

 

[Caesercel]

@chudur-budur had a PhD in theoritical CS
Mogged me tbh I'm just a lesbian dance major

Really? Budur?

WHAT?! THAT FUCKING NIGGER!

If he hadn't banned himself, there were a few things I wanted to discuss with him (like NTMs and their viability in providing solutions to some problems that are intractable using DTMs, as well as the construction of simulated NTMs themselves).



It will help me better understand theoretical physics. You don't value the understanding of the mathematics underlying the most fundamental structures in our physical world?

Oh. I get it. I know exactly how useful it is to know mathematical structures to understand something like TP. Thing is maths is vast. I just don't see people bothering with learning advanced stuff like that unless they are part of academia or have some other interest that demands such study, like yours.

You are in cs right. Going from there to tp for interest is pretty big jump. I always wanted to learn tensor analysis to finally understand GR.

 

[ThoughtfulCel]

That's fair. Most people only learn enough math that they need to do a particular job. Most of the rest have zero use for advanced math beyond high school.

What job are you trying to get brocel?

 

[Deleted member 25707]

What job are you trying to get brocel?

Zoo keeper mr gorolillia man

 

[Caesercel]

I'm thinking about dropping out

Stfu fag. I have seen you humble brag many times about muh low iq.
"sry guys I'm gonna drop out duh, me too low iq to learn 10 law books in one hour, me only learn 5 books"

 

[based_meme]

You are in cs right.

My background was in applied math, actually. Plenty of discrete math in there (foundational in CS). I regret not having done enough pure math, but my interest at the time was (and still is) theory of computation and automata, and applications (as well as limitations) of computation to cognitive modelling (I share Joscha Bach's notion of intelligence wrt to this - it's a very accurate definition of intelligence in my estimation). Studying pure math at the time would have taken me down a rabbit hole that I probably wouldn't have come out of.

What job are you trying to get brocel?

Already have one. This is for my own interests.

 

[Caesercel]

My background was in applied math, actually. Plenty of discrete math in there (foundational in CS). I regret not having done enough pure math, but my interest at the time was (and still is) theory of computation and automata, and applications (as well as limitations) of computation to cognitive modelling (I share Joscha Bach's notion of intelligence wrt to this - it's a very accurate definition of intelligence in my estimation). Studying pure math at the time would have taken me down a rabbit hole that I probably wouldn't have come out of.



Already have one. This is for my own interests.

Made the right choice for sure. Easy to get lost in pure math. Picking up what you need is a good strategy. I guess with your background you'd have a comfortable cs job. Programmers with good foundation in discreet math are gems.

But if you ever get tired you could go the grad school path to pursue computation with people working on the field.

 

[TheBasedCel]

exactly the same, who knew a kike across the world feels the same.
I just accepted it and stopped coping started to look for a career that isn't all just thinking

 

[PPEcel]

Stfu fag. I have seen you humble brag many times about muh low iq.
"sry guys I'm gonna drop out duh, me too low iq to learn 10 law books in one hour, me only learn 5 books"

When have I ever said that

 

[Caesercel]

When have I ever said that

I've seen you post atleast 3 times that you are low iq

 

[PPEcel]

I've seen you post atleast 3 times that you are low iq

Never talked about law books tho

 

[Caesercel]

Never talked about law books tho

 

[based_meme]

But if you ever get tired you could go the grad school path to pursue computation with people working on the field.

I will. It's a matter of when, where, and ultimately, why. I don't plan on relying on a graduate student stipend to live while doing research, so I would need to logistically and financially prepare years in advance and outline possible ways the endeavor could branch off (accounting for lost opportunity cost etc.). Plus, there's the issue of ownership of research results. If I explore something that has potential for high commercial value, as a student researcher in a university, I would typically get crumbs, while the uni collects fat royalties. Bullshit tbh.

 

[Caesercel]

I will. It's a matter of when, where, and ultimately, why. I don't plan on relying on a graduate student stipend to live while doing research, so I would need to logistically and financially prepare years in advance and outline possible ways the endeavor could branch off (accounting for lost opportunity cost etc.). Plus, there's the issue of ownership of research results. If I explore something that has potential for high commercial value, as a student researcher in a university, I would typically get crumbs, while the uni collects fat royalties. Bullshit tbh.

Fuck. This is just giving me suifuel. I am a fucking nobody.

 

[based_meme]

Fuck. This is just giving me suifuel. I am a fucking nobody.

Why? Take small steps and do something.

Black pill: Everybody is a nobody to somebody.

 

[Caesercel]

Why? Take small steps and do something.

Black pill: Everybody is a nobody to somebody.

No man. I missed the train. My life is stuck in a state of abeyance. Its on a fast collision course to the economic and intellectual middle class. All day I just LDAR and think about the things that I have missed. Things that could have been. Opportunity, relationships, a future. I feel like a fish stuck outside water. I don't know what to do. I feel like I missed the best time when I could have made a difference and only see further decadence in the future

 

[based_meme]

No man. I missed the train. My life is stuck in a state of abeyance. Its on a fast collision course to the economic and intellectual middle class. All day I just LDAR and think about the things that I have missed. Things that could have been. Opportunity, relationships, a future. I feel like a fish stuck outside water. I don't know what to do. I feel like I missed the best time when I could have made a difference and only see further decadence in the future

What trains did you miss? I don't mean the one we all missed, like teen love and all that wonderful shit. But what did you really miss that there is a 0% chance of accomplishing now?

My friend's uncle (yeah, anecdote) got his shit together past 40 (this was like 12 years ago). Dude was a wreck. Jail time, couldn't hold a job, financial problems. He got his high school diploma, got a college diploma in some administrative program, and landed a middle class job. He literally did a 180 in everything. He has a girlfriend last I heard, but I think he's smart enough not to marry her.

In any case that dude was a hopeless case and he still made it work. Unless your plan was to play professional sports right out of high school or college, there really isn't much you absolutely missed out on and can't do anymore.

 

[LìfeOfDisàppointmen]

Being ugly sure has a tremendous impact on one's intelligence

 

[Unsaveable]

I can relate.

 

[Uglymuggly]

I cannot understand basic mathematical concepts and my logical capabilities are horrible.
I cannot cope with it anymore.
ugly, dumb and awkward.
im a true practitioner of the shit life trifecta

Same